/*** Copyright (C) 2022 J Reece Wilson (a/k/a "Reece"). All rights reserved. File: IOPipeRequest.hpp Date: 2022-6-20 Author: Reece ***/ #pragma once namespace Aurora::IO { struct IIOPipeEventListener; struct IOPipeRequest { /** * @brief Amount of bytes to transfer or zero if run until EoS/EoF */ AuUInt32 uLengthOrZero {}; /** * @brief true if the underlying stream uses relative stream positions * (IE: a network or pipe stream that cannot seek backwards and fowards) * (Inversely, file devices and similar IO subsystems use IO packets with absolute offsets) */ bool bIsStream {false}; /** * @brief internal frame size, that is one iteration of file or stream read, in bytes or zero if fallback * Windows is inclined to read every single requested byte of a file stream asynchronously * Streams, on all platforms, yield as soon as there is data available to copy over (usually) */ AuUInt32 uPageLengthOrZero {}; /** * @brief internal buffer size or zero if fallback */ AuUInt32 uBufferLengthOrZero {}; /** * @brief event listener */ AuSPtr pListener; /** * @brief Minimum amount of bytes to read from the stream *if not identical to uLengthOrZero* * * Consider padded streams where only the content itself is read from a given interceptor; * adjusting this variable permits for under-reads without failing the pipe transaction. * * Recommended: 0 -> use uLengthOrZero */ AuUInt32 uMinBytesToRead {}; /** * @brief Used as the buffer size for streams of page length 0 */ static const AuUInt32 kFallbackPageSize {1024 * 1024 * 5}; /** * @brief Used as the buffer size for streams of buffer length 0 */ static const AuUInt32 kFallbackBufferSize {1024 * 1024 * 50}; }; }